Article ID: CBB322019178

Les styles de raisonnement médical à l’épreuve du concept de santé dans les années 1630–1670. (Medical reasoning styles challenged by the concept of health in the years 1630-1670) (2019)

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The concept of health forms a main issue for the medical theory. In as much as it depends on a special time, place, epistemology and metaphysics, it gets a specific thickness. In the modern medicine of the years 1630–1670s, on the one hand, it delineates an ideal characterised by a just proportion, that anatomy studies; on the other hand, a frequency noticed by new technologies of knowledge. Those scientific reorganizations bear a new conception of health in the frame of a political anatomy, which aims not only to cure, but also to prevent epidemics and optimize the general state of the population. The alternative to generalizing individual data through two anatomical objects – either through the humani corporis fabrica or the «politick body» – captures the thickness of modern health conception, which characterizes the cumulative ways of proceeding in science inducing a foliated pluralism in western medicine.

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Authors & Contributors
Giuseppe Papagno
Bassiri, Nima
Bertoloni Meli, Domenico
Goodey, C. F.
Margócsy, Dániel
Murphy, Michelle
Journals
British Journal for the History of Science
Gewina
Histoire des Sciences Médicales
Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
Physis: Rivista Internazionale di Storia della Scienza
Publishers
Olschki
Duke University Press
Edizioni ETS
Concepts
Human anatomy
Medicine
Brain
Human body
Science and art
Health
People
Descartes, René
Bils, Lodewijk de
Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso
Galen
Leonardo da Vinci
Malpighi, Marcello
Time Periods
17th century
16th century
Early modern
18th century
Renaissance
19th century
Places
Europe
Italy
Netherlands
China
France
United States
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